The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-05-05
d. a. Calkins, Esq, of Enterprise
was in the city to-day.

| ~. a. CdIklnS, Esq, Oh enterprise
was in the city to-day.
G. L. Croll started at noon on hi:
trip across the herring pond.
S. II. Dunlop, of Louisville, KY, i.
looking around the city.
George Rogers and B. F. Nickersor
were noon arrivals from Solomon.
J. T. Hornaday is doing fine job Of
papering at the Bon Ton hotel.
Jno. II. Makan went to Mcpherson
Monday afternoon on legal business.
Mayor Brooks, of Enterprise, made
the REFLECTOR a pleasant call to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Augustine re-
turned Sunday from Eureka Springs,
Ark.
The well known face of Capt. R. NJ.
Spivey, of Topeka, is seen upon our
streets.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shad-
niger. May LIST, daughter. Crown
her 'Queen of May"
From Wednesdays daily
J. S. Frederick came down from
Salina this noon.
n. W. Ward, the Carlton hardware
merchant, is in town.
Oscar Merrill, at last reports, was very
low, and not expected to live.
T. H. Natestine and VIM. NJ. Warne,
| of st. Louis, are visiting in town.
Bert Stanton, the Henry House land
lord to be, came up from Topeka to-day.
r. F. Sellers and IL. S. Perkins, two
Cincinnatians, are looking around the
city.
Mrs. ID. Il. Gorden and Mrs. j. G..
Northcraft drove down to Enterprise
this morning.
]. G. Lands, of Hayes Twp, a
large and extensive farmer, waS in the
city yesterday.
J. p. Wallis Salinaite in town. We
expect him to buy few town lots be-
fore he leaves.
Jas. NJ. Evans, the genial representa-
tive of Snider & Holmes St. Louis |
paper house, made us visit to-day.
J. Kent, of Defiance, and NJ, W. |
Butler and W. i. Coleman, Of Toledo,
are OhiOaDs who arrived this morning.
G. +. Little, Of Junctin- c..
0. l.. Wilton, of ~ Al OIVy, anu
town. lo"t.ng with admiring eyes at |
the boom.
George Byrne and family left on
the noon train to-day to take up his |
future residence in Atchison. Mr..
Byrne is brother of John and Patrick
Berry.
J. II. Burns, of Des Moines, Iowa,
well known as the champion story teller,
billiard player, and law book seller of |
the great west, is holding down Abb
lene just at present.
V. B. Gilman is canvassing the city
with astOck of comic advertising cards,
and the juvenile cry of Mister, please
gimme q picture card?" will soon be
heard in all the stores.
Hon. Henry Boots, distinguished
,olored gentleman of this city, and an
rttache to the Henry House, left yester-
lay for Ellsworth, where he has been
,alled on legal business, the nature of
which we are not aware, suffice it to
Jay that chickens have nothing to do
With the case"
W. G. Long, of Emporia, an old time
Abilene man, came into the city last
hight. He is man of means. and is
yiewing Abilene over to-day with a
'iew of investing. Mr.. Long has
,een successful in all his real estate
leals. Abilene to-day is full of men of
hat stamp, and they are putting their
money in Abilene real estate.
]. NJ. Warinner has lately returned to
Abilene. He was engaged in the
clothing business in this city last win
er, and disposed of his stock and
started to find a better town. He visited
Fort Scott, Fort Smith, Arkansas, En-
,oria, Wichita, Topeka and several other
titles in the state, and is back full of
for Abilene. Mr. w. says
Abilene's present and future is way
ahead of any of the cities he has visited.